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   BlueHawk said on 3/20/2010 @ 3:19pm PT: [Permalink]

   I saw it and it was classic-genius Jon Stewart at his best….

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   BlueHawk said on 3/20/2010 @ 3:28pm PT: [Permalink]

   Colbert: “If I help the poor; what’s in it for me ?”

   An apt description of American society…

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   Mark E. Smith said on 3/20/2010 @ 4:25pm PT: [Permalink]

   Got it. Social justice leads to fascism and communism.

   For conservative libertarians, the important thing is social injustice, which equates to freedom, liberty, and the American way.

   The only problems are progressives and progress. For example, we’ve progressed from slavery just because a person was black, to slavery only as punishment for a crime for which a black person has been duly convicted under laws that are ten times harsher on blacks than on whites. Why, at this rate in another two hundred years we might even abolish black people.

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   Big Dan said on 3/20/2010 @ 6:33pm PT: [Permalink]

   Stewart, Colbert, and Maher are red-hot with social comedy like George Carlin was…and Lenny Bruce, Richard Pryor, Chris Rock…

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   Big Dan said on 3/20/2010 @ 6:35pm PT: [Permalink]

   When are religious people going to take a stand against these false profits? Prophets…I mean…

   When are they going to publicly say to these people that Christianity teaches social justice, and these people are the “devil”? Seriously!

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   Dan said on 3/21/2010 @ 11:36pm PT: [Permalink]

   Re: Colbert: “If I help the poor; what’s in it for me ?”

   No, not just American, unfortunately this attitude is creeping up in nearly every modern society today.

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   Shiva said on 3/23/2010 @ 4:22pm PT: [Permalink]

   @big dan that was hilarious. The profits part.

   So many wannabe conservative now act like the tea bagger that screamed at the man with a disease on the side of the street to go get a job cause there wewre no handouts there. It seems that the church and conservatism(beck) no longer go together.